Forename Ayah

Throughout the world, Ayah (Ayah , Aia , איה ) is a common unisex first name. The forename Ayah is characteristic of Israel, where it is quite a common girly name, Egypt, where it is quite a rare predominantly girly, but very infrequently masculine name, and Jordan, where it is quite a rare girly name. Not in comparison with a country's population, this name is the most popular in Indonesia, Egypt, and Israel. Much less frequently, Ayah is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Ayah

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Ayah	Egypt, Israel, Indonesia, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Saudi Arabia
Aia	Egypt, Israel, Indonesia, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia
איה	Israel
اياه	Palestinian Territory

First names said to be same

Aja, Avia, Aya, Ayahanda, Ayáh, Aÿah, Àyah, Àyàh, Âyah, Ãyah, Айя, Ая, איאה, آياه, آية, آيةه, آيه, اياح, ايةه, ايٰه, アヤ, and 艾雅

First name Ayah in the context

Ayah is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Ayah to Zubbediya , the musical character in the musical Kismet by Alexander Borodin; Ayah to Samaris , the musical character in the musical Kismet by Alexander Borodin; Aya Brea , the fictional character from Parasite Eve, Parasite Eve II; Aya Miyakoōji , the fictional character from Ro-Kyu-Bu! and Aia , the musical character in the musical Paradise Lost: Shadows and Wings.